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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"Coaching Practices"”.
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New Teacher Induction Programs: Effective Support Through Mentoring Programs and Coaching Practices
<p>With the current teacher shortage and the numerous reported accounts of new teachers feeling stressed, overwhelmed, and ill prepared, the United States is in a dangerous situation that could result in even more of a teacher shortage if leaders do not find a way to better support new teachers and …
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Embodied coaching practices: Exploring coaching, communication and a complexrealist case based research approach
Consideration of the body as a mechanism in coaching is neglected in coaching literature, although relevant theories of embodiment exist in areas such as cognition, emotion and phenomenology, and there is a history of body-oriented practices in psychotherapy. This exploratory, interpretive …
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Incorporating international best coaching practices into Chinese Basketball Association (CBA): Challenges and strategies
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2027-08-01
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EXPLORING EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH COACHING PRACTICES FOR TALENT IN THAI SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
… (SMEs) in Thailand, with a specific focus on coaching practices for talent. Three case-study organisations were identified as ‘critical cases’, due to their having received Thailand’s SME National Award, which identifies SMEs as top-performing organisations. One case was drawn from each of the …
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Change agent or neutral bystander? : an exploration of how the coaching practices of internal coaches in higher education institutions support organisational change
… sense of these changes. Recognising the triadic coaching relationship between coach, coachee and the organisation, internal coaches potentially have the agency, knowledge and mandate to use their coaching practices to support organisational change, including addressing any tensions arising from …
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Goal Setting in Sports: Increasing the Rate of Dribbling a Basketball
… for social skills. Because of this, youth sports coaching practices may be considered a particularly important factor in child development. Research in the area of youth sports coaching has demonstrated a lack of evidence to support many coaching practices. Shortcomings of common coaching …
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Coaches Perceptions and Use of an Online Sport Psychology Resource
Sport psychology has become widely applied in coaching practices to assist in athletic success. Despite the increased use, there is a lack of evidence-based sport psychology information available to coaches in the form of informal sources. The aim of this study was to explore coaches’ perceptions …
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Identifying instructional practices employed by Massachusetts Special Olympics Hall of Fame coaches
… athletes. Consequently, research-based coaching practices recommended for coaches of mainstream teams may not be appropriate for Special Olympics coaches. With this in mind, the importance of establishing a research-based knowledge bank of coaching practices to use with athletes who have …
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Coaching support for leader/ship identity work among senior leaders: expert coaches' perspectives
… expert coaches, offering insights into coaching practices and contributing to four key areas: conceptual, practical, research and global contexts, with a particular focus on the international diversity of coaches working with leaders worldwide. The research defines Leader/ship identity …
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Positive Psychology Toolkit for Coaches: Book Proposal
… the positive psychology principles in their coaching practices. The sample chapters include Gratitude and Visualization. The framework for each chapter includes 9 sections: Definitions and Descriptions, Research, Coaching Rationale, Live Cases, Dealing with Resistance, Assessments, Activities …
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"""I can only cognitively coach so much"": heavy coaching efforts amidst disciplinary complexities in secondary school classrooms"
Coaching often rests upon a “causal cascade” (Atteberry, Bryk, Walker & Biancarosa,2008) that posits that collaboration with a coach leads to a change in the attitude, beliefs and practices of teachers and therefore improves student learning. If efficacy expectations related to adolescent literacy …
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Technology-assisted coaching : a system for Children's literacy learning
… In response, we develop a technology-assisted coaching system, where a new adult collaborator--a coach--uses digital tools to support children and their families as they use children's literacy apps. This coaching system blends in-person and digital coaching in order to preserve the relational …
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Character of Coaching: The Work of Instructional Coaches in K-12 School Districts
… environments and the character of instructional coaching. Across the US billions of dollars are spent every year on professional development for teachers, and over the last few decades, coaching, as a form of professional development, has grown in prominence. However, studies have identified that …
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The Mental Health Of Athletes: Channeling Frustration, Aggression, Internal/External Behaviors In The Real World To Improve Performance
… sport psychology services, autonomy-supportive coaching practices, and stronger mental health supports within collegiate athletics.</p>
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Professional development including performance feedback to support home visitors' use of caregiver coaching strategies during home visits
… on the home visitors' use of specific caregiver coaching strategies and range routines utilized during home-based intervention. The second purpose was to examine the extent to which the home visitors' use of coaching practices related to changes in parent engagement, parental stress, parent …
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Architects of Community: An Examination of How Interscholastic Sport Coaches Promote a Sense of Community
… analysis approach to identify patterns in coaching practices that promote SOC. Findings revealed that coaches could unknowingly foster SOC through team policies, coaching methodologies, and communication protocols. Coaches explanation of their team management approach indicated that they …
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Identifying hegemonic masculinity in youth ice hockey programmes and investigating its effects on male players’ conduct on and off the ice
… players express discomfort with exclusionary practices and display a desire for more inclusive and emotionally expressive forms of masculinity. These findings suggest that youth sport is both a site of social control and a potential space for renegotiating gender norms. Methodologically, the …
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“The Best or the Rest”: An exploration of UK Rugby Union coaches’ team selection decisions
… five rugby union coaches working within the same coaching team revealed the breadth and variety of the cues the coaches reportedly used to make team selection decisions, the processes these coaches went through (“the best or the rest” selection strategy), and how the power relationships among the …
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Effect of Coach Education on Coaches' Perspectives and Practices
… effectiveness on youth soccer coaches for their coaching practices and beliefs on heading guidelines. Data were collected using mixed methods, including two systematic observation instruments (the Instrument for Identifying Teaching Styles, and the Coach Analysis Intervention System), …
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Coaching the Adult Learner: A Framework for Engaging the Principles and Processes of Andragogy for Best Practices in Coaching
Coaching is an actionable way for adults to learn. For purposes of this study, learning was conceptualized by UNESCO\'s five pillars of learning to know, do, live together, be, and learning to transform oneself and society. The practice of coaching was defined as a social enterprise where, through …
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